clatter in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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I.clatter [Am ˈklædər, Brit ˈklatə] VB intr

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II.clatter [Am ˈklædər, Brit ˈklatə] VB trans

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III.clatter [Am ˈklædər, Brit ˈklatə] N U

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However, several minutes later, the same cloud of dust, accompanied by the clatter of hooves, rapidly proceeds in the other direction.
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Within a few moments, a clatter of harmonicas hit the stage.
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Diesel fuels with a higher cetane rating modify the combustion process and reduce diesel clatter.
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She hears a clatter in the kitchen and goes to investigate.
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At first, it was nothing more than a clatter of riveting jackhammers.
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Tom returns to chasing the mouse when he hears his can clattering across the wood floor.
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An oddly soothing rain of sound echoes through the room: metallic pings, rattles, and clatters, some sharp, some soft.
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Upon hearing an intruder, atomies hide and try to make the intruder go away, using false lights, clattering voices, and pesky, summoned insects.
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He was also known for wearing plastic and metal bracelets during concerts and recording sessions; they can sometimes be heard faintly clattering on recordings.
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The meaning is similar to "rumpelgeist" (rattle ghost) or "poltergeist", a mischievous spirit that clatters and moves household objects.
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